by Jamie Starling | Nov 28, 2021 | The Art of Technology
In a previous post – we built a dual alternating flasher. Power was supplied to the circuit and the lights flashed back and forth. This is a slight modification to the original circuit – when power is supplied the circuit doesn’t do anything until the input pin A3 is...
by Jamie Starling | Nov 27, 2021 | The Art of Technology
XC8 Code for PIC10F320 – PIC10F322 – Input or Button Debounce I put together some code to debounce a signal on the inputs of the PIC10F32X device. Switch debouncing is one of those things you generally have to live with when playing with switches and digital circuits....
by Jamie Starling | Nov 27, 2021 | The Art of Technology
XC8 Code for PIC10F320 – PIC10F322 – WPUA – XC8 Code – Weak Pull Ups The PIC10F322 has internal Weak Pull Up Resistors on all the GPIO ports. Each one can be individually selected. For those who might not know what an internal weak pull up is – it will tie a pin to...
by Jamie Starling | Nov 27, 2021 | The Art of Technology
PIC10F322 XC8 Code – how to get a clock reference output on Port.A2 Reference Clock Output allows you to, basically turn the Port.A2 pin into a clock out device that you can use to drive other devices that require a clock input (think Z80 Clock input). What is nice...
by Jamie Starling | Nov 27, 2021 | The Art of Technology
Here is a simple traffic light driven by a PIC10F322. After all what model train layout would not be complete without one? The default times are 4 seconds green, 1 second yellow, 4 seconds red. rinse and repeat. Change the timing by updating: define GREEN_TIME 4000...
by Jamie Starling | Nov 23, 2021 | The Art of Technology
Need an attention getter? or into model trains? Here is a simple dual alternating flasher XC8 code for the PIC10F322. The LEDs are hooked up to Port.A0 and Port.A1. When power is applied the LEDs will alternate on and off. The default value in the code is set to one...
